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hey, scott. >> caller: how you doing, jim? this is scott from studio city in sunny, california. >> loving that. >> caller: boo-yah for ya. >> it's good to have you onboard, what's shaking? >> caller: netflix, yesterday at the close, basically i've been trading the market methodically and it's given me some profits, 95% in cash, looking for something to buy, got a little bored, saw netflix, i know -- i know i shouldn't chase it being up 5% on the day, but i decided to throw some money at it and a couple minutes later, i noticed it popped 35%, and i gave you a call because i was wondering what i should do. >> look, i do these videos every day for realmoney.com, and i said if you owned -- if you owned netflix, take a little off the table today. because i don't like parabolic moves, a great company but that's up too much. cut it in half tomorrow. cut it in half. the move is too big. let's go to tyler in iowa. tyler? >> caller: boo-yah, jim. lagrand, iowa. my stock is invn. the consensus after the bell yesterday and had a solid run
hey, scott. >> caller: how you doing, jim? this is scott from studio city in sunny, california. >> loving that. >> caller: boo-yah for ya. >> it's good to have you onboard, what's shaking? >> caller: netflix, yesterday at the close, basically i've been trading the market methodically and it's given me some profits, 95% in cash, looking for something to buy, got a little bored, saw netflix, i know -- i know i shouldn't chase it being up 5% on the day, but i decided...
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jim's got the ceos of adnet and tim kin. that begins right now. >>> i'm jim cramer. and welcome to my world. you need to get in the game! going out of business and he's nuts! they're nuts! they know nothing! i always like to say there's a bull market somewhere, and i promise -- "mad money," you can't afford to miss it. hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money," welcome to cramerica. other people want to make friends, my job is knot just to entertain you but to teach and coach you, so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc. what the heck is going on around here? how can we hit another five-year high for stocks? the general consensus that things aren't so hot. dow gaining 46 points, s&p briefly breaking through the 1,500 level before losing steam in the afternoon. closing ever so slightly in the green while the nasdaq closed, pulled under by the shakespearean tragedy. how can we keep going higher with the disarray in washington? the general sense that the economy's not getting any better. is it? the answer's simple. why you may not think the overall economy is getting better, you're
jim's got the ceos of adnet and tim kin. that begins right now. >>> i'm jim cramer. and welcome to my world. you need to get in the game! going out of business and he's nuts! they're nuts! they know nothing! i always like to say there's a bull market somewhere, and i promise -- "mad money," you can't afford to miss it. hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money," welcome to cramerica. other people want to make friends, my job is knot just to entertain you but to teach...
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"mad money" with jim cramer starts right now. >>> i'm jim cramer. and welcome to my world. >> you need to get in the game. going out of business and he's nuts! they're nuts! they know nothing! i always like to say there's a bull market somewhere. "mad money," you can't afford to miss it. hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money," welcome to cramerica. other people want to make friends, trying to save you a little money. my job is not just to entertain but to educate and put things in perspective. call me at 1-800-743-cnbc. not everything in the market can be explained by cold hard facts. not everything is rational or even cut and dried or it can even be ascertained with close scrutiny. including today where the dow vaulted 67 points s&p advanced, nasdaq climbed .33%. the stocks of companies that basically have nothing good to say go up anyway. truly miserable quarter on friday. they rallied baa because there's a consensus with bankers keeping rates lower or taking them lower, the second half of 2013 will be better than the second half of 2012. and tha
"mad money" with jim cramer starts right now. >>> i'm jim cramer. and welcome to my world. >> you need to get in the game. going out of business and he's nuts! they're nuts! they know nothing! i always like to say there's a bull market somewhere. "mad money," you can't afford to miss it. hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money," welcome to cramerica. other people want to make friends, trying to save you a little money. my job is not just to entertain...
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>> caller: motor city boo-yah to ya, jim. been in the game since 2009. >> okay. >> caller: my holdings are ford motor company. >> all right. >> caller: dana holdings, d.a.n. >> right. >> caller: smith and wesson holdings. >> all right. >> caller: alcoa, and keycorp. >> all right, we've got a little actionalertplus.com bank stock there in keycorp., a midwestern powerhouse. smith and wesson, guns. dana auto parts, alcoa, mineral company and ford also motor city play. we could argue, yes, as a matter of fact we are going to argue. you're going to have to sell ford and you're going to go buy -- no, sell dana and buy pfizer. get an auto company, gun company -- gun company, mineral company and auto company, a bank and then you'll have a drug company, and then you will be -- ♪ hallelujah >> -- diversified. let's go to keith in new mexico. keith? >> caller: new mexico green chile boo-yahs to ya. >> i'm going to give you a breaking bad boo-yah right back at you. >> caller: am i diversified? here's my five stocks. my first one is cbi
>> caller: motor city boo-yah to ya, jim. been in the game since 2009. >> okay. >> caller: my holdings are ford motor company. >> all right. >> caller: dana holdings, d.a.n. >> right. >> caller: smith and wesson holdings. >> all right. >> caller: alcoa, and keycorp. >> all right, we've got a little actionalertplus.com bank stock there in keycorp., a midwestern powerhouse. smith and wesson, guns. dana auto parts, alcoa, mineral company...
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leon. >> caller: hi, jim. how are you? i'm calling about a company that recently acquired lifegen technologies. the company is nu skin, nus. >> this is a very tough one. sometimes you just have to understand the exigencies of tv. there's an article about nu skin in the post. i'm going to admit something. that's best handled in print. it takes too long to go into the nu skin situation. i'd have to do a whole segment. i don't understand. i'm sorry. team ackman, team icahn, it doesn't matter. the best thing you can do is sit back and watch the brawl. on "mad money" we avoid the battleground shots. let wall street's hot shots throw some punches. just enjoy wapner. enjoy good tv. stay with cramer. >>> it is time. it's time for the "lightning round" on cramer's "mad money." rapid-fire calls one after the other. you say the name of the stock i tell you whether to buy buy buy or sell sell. my staff prepares the graphics on the fly play until you hear this sound and then -- are you ready, skee-daddy? time for the "lightning round"
leon. >> caller: hi, jim. how are you? i'm calling about a company that recently acquired lifegen technologies. the company is nu skin, nus. >> this is a very tough one. sometimes you just have to understand the exigencies of tv. there's an article about nu skin in the post. i'm going to admit something. that's best handled in print. it takes too long to go into the nu skin situation. i'd have to do a whole segment. i don't understand. i'm sorry. team ackman, team icahn, it doesn't...
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let's go to jim in florida. jim? >> caller: good evening, jim cramer, this is jim ca raton, florida. my question is about standard pacific. >> this is a controversial recommendation i made a few years ago. the stock has ultimately gone up a great deal. they have a big home-building business, including the inland empire in california. listen to dan fulton on the show on friday knows that this area is very, very hot. i think standard pacific hit a high today and came back, probably chase down to seven and then you buy it. blake in michigan, blake. >> caller: jim, it's blake in ann arbor, how are you doing? >> what's going on? >> caller: that's what i'm talking about. i'm looking to get into a little bit of housing industry. not sure how much i like the reits. i was looking at first financial. >> it's good. you might want to look at realogy, nation star, but that one's fine too. it is up a lot from last year. let's go to peter in florida. peter? >> caller: how are you? we're about the same age and we grew up in the age
let's go to jim in florida. jim? >> caller: good evening, jim cramer, this is jim ca raton, florida. my question is about standard pacific. >> this is a controversial recommendation i made a few years ago. the stock has ultimately gone up a great deal. they have a big home-building business, including the inland empire in california. listen to dan fulton on the show on friday knows that this area is very, very hot. i think standard pacific hit a high today and came back, probably...
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. >>> i'm jim cramer. and welcome to my world. >> firms are going to go out of business and he's nuts. they're nuts! they know nothing! >> i always like to say there's a bull market somewhere. >> "mad money." you can't afford to miss it. >>> hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money." welcome to cramerica. other people want to make friends. i'm just trying to save you a little money. my job is not just to entertain you but to teach and educate. call me. 1-800-743-cnbc. if things are actually better than we thought. that realization makes someone pay more for companies. and it makes us willing to do stuff. hence this market's amazing powers of levitation. however, we're still also in the middle of earnings season. only 30% of a lot of the earnings i follow are done and that means it's dangerous times. a time when it's going to be so dangerous to shoot first and ask questions later that we've got to go over a game plan that i think will allow you to navigate things. it's a game plan for next week and i'll remin
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jim, you know the story well. he ends up going active and clashing with the company in some cases and eventually makes a good investment. >> aubrey says on camera to me, on and off camera that icahn did a lot of good things. >> i rec mcclendon thinking they were friends. add breakfast, maybe at the regency. >> you are talking about a company where i suspect research was done. i do not believe, looking into herbalife for ten months, we have a documentary, selling the american dream, own cnbc.cop, little self promotion there. but doing the amount of research that company takes, you can't do that in a few days. i think the point ackman made, is this appears to be just a trade. and as others on wall street, in e-mails to me today, other hedge fund managers saying -- >> i thought that is a plausible argument. he t was brief web wrote it up -- >> who thinks that -- >> he's out. >> i don't think's he out. >> i don't think he's out. >> there are hedge fund managers who say, that shows his true colors and that could be con
jim, you know the story well. he ends up going active and clashing with the company in some cases and eventually makes a good investment. >> aubrey says on camera to me, on and off camera that icahn did a lot of good things. >> i rec mcclendon thinking they were friends. add breakfast, maybe at the regency. >> you are talking about a company where i suspect research was done. i do not believe, looking into herbalife for ten months, we have a documentary, selling the american...
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jim, let me ask you a quick question. why do you think icahn won't admit that he is long with herbalife? he remained so cagey about it. >> that was disappointing. i know you tried at the end and i was hoping one more -- you tried many times to get him to talk about it. that made it sound like, that he isn't in it. but i don't know. i don't know mr. icahn. if he said, cramer, you idiot, i'm in it. i would say, okay, fine. >> we have to go. but i will give you my position, scott and jim, that he might have a significant size above 5%, that would require an sec filing. if he says, yes, this, then it comes out he is 5 or 6% and he didn't file, he is in trouble. >> all good reasons. >> either that or maybe he took the trade-off entirely as earlier suggested. he wrote it up, pocketed -- >> he could have said that. what the harm in saying that? he would have said something. other than the fact i was bullying him. >> he may have bought millions of shares. >> scott wapner never bullied anybody in his life. >> stranger things have
jim, let me ask you a quick question. why do you think icahn won't admit that he is long with herbalife? he remained so cagey about it. >> that was disappointing. i know you tried at the end and i was hoping one more -- you tried many times to get him to talk about it. that made it sound like, that he isn't in it. but i don't know. i don't know mr. icahn. if he said, cramer, you idiot, i'm in it. i would say, okay, fine. >> we have to go. but i will give you my position, scott and...
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. >>> i'm jim cramer. welcome to my world. >> you need to get in the game. >> firms are going to go out of business, and he's nuts. they're nuts. they know nothing. >> i always like to say there's a bull market somewhere. >> "mad money," you can't afford to miss it. >>> hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money." welcome to cramerica. other people want to make friends. i'm just trying to help you make a little money. my job isn't just to entertain but to teach you. call me at 1-800-743-cnbc. the dow jones average is just a stone's throw from 14,000. headed to its all time high that we reached five years ago. the index which rallied 72 po t points nasdaq 52.2% is in rare territory for certain. yet the chatter it remains skeptical. as i've said many a time, i'm never going to criticize the scep tisism i employ. it is a quality that has made me a ton of money versus the complacency which has been a continual loser. it allows you to leave the table after a big run are. i'm sure that there are plenty of index fund
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let's go to jim in florida, jim. >> dr. cramer i presume. >> anyhow, i got a problem now disease and suddenly the stock has tripled in big volume. parkinson's a bad disease. you want to buy buy buy. ross in new york. >> i wanted to know your thoughts about this stock i invested in. >> k2 interactive. >> come on, man. i don't want you in that. >> i think you should sell it. >> peter. >> what is going on? >> okay. citigroup is okay. >> i'm not going to rave about it. >> and that is the conclusion of the lightening round. >> coming up, packaging power, food, fashion, phones whatever you consume usually comes in plastic. tonight, jim is unveiling two names you never heard of. just ahead. two things -- cook what you love, and save your money. joe doesn't know it yet, but he'll work his way up from busser to waiter to chef before opening a restaurant specializing in fish and game from the great northwest. he'll start investing early, he'll find some good people to help guide him, and he'll set money aside from his first day of wo
let's go to jim in florida, jim. >> dr. cramer i presume. >> anyhow, i got a problem now disease and suddenly the stock has tripled in big volume. parkinson's a bad disease. you want to buy buy buy. ross in new york. >> i wanted to know your thoughts about this stock i invested in. >> k2 interactive. >> come on, man. i don't want you in that. >> i think you should sell it. >> peter. >> what is going on? >> okay. citigroup is okay. >>...
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let's go to jim in florida, jim. >> dr. cramer i presume. anyhow, i got a problem now, bad disease and suddenly the stock has tripled in big volume. acadia pharmaceutical. >> parkinson's a bad disease. you want to buy buy buy. ross in new york. >> i wanted to know your thoughts about this stock i invested in. >> k2 interactive. >> come on, man. the whole group is bad. i don't want you in that. i think you should sell it. peter in arizona. >> what is going on? >> okay. citigroup is okay. cut i'm not going to rave about it. and that is the conclusion of the lightning round. >> coming up, packaging power. food, fashion, phones, whatever you consume usually comes in paper or plastic. tonight, jim is unveiling two names you probably never heard of, just ahead. ♪ [ cows moo ] [ sizzling ] more rain... [ thunder rumbles ] ♪ [ male announcer ] when the world moves... futures move first. learn futures from experienced pros with dedicated chats and daily live webinars. and trade with papermoney to test-drive the market. ♪ all on thinkorswim. fro
let's go to jim in florida, jim. >> dr. cramer i presume. anyhow, i got a problem now, bad disease and suddenly the stock has tripled in big volume. acadia pharmaceutical. >> parkinson's a bad disease. you want to buy buy buy. ross in new york. >> i wanted to know your thoughts about this stock i invested in. >> k2 interactive. >> come on, man. the whole group is bad. i don't want you in that. i think you should sell it. peter in arizona. >> what is going on?...
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exactly what jim's saying. the market does not yet understand how efficient these american companies are. >> this has been a love affair, of course, that has taken some bad turns in the past. and people's memories are not that short. but on the flip side of this, of course, is this incredible bull market in bonds that we've been following for, i don't know how many years. depends where you want to date it from. as we enter another year here, early in this year, we're once again hearing these cries, that's a theme for the markets. what that has enabled corporate america to do, whether it's simply take a company that might be on the precipice of bankruptcy and make it fairly healthy. that has been a theme here as well. i wonder where that goes if we see this continued increase in the yields in the bonds. >> a couple of things are happening that are virtuous, although fact wous. you look at -- when i go in, i look at the share count of almost every company. every share count is down dramatically in the last five y
exactly what jim's saying. the market does not yet understand how efficient these american companies are. >> this has been a love affair, of course, that has taken some bad turns in the past. and people's memories are not that short. but on the flip side of this, of course, is this incredible bull market in bonds that we've been following for, i don't know how many years. depends where you want to date it from. as we enter another year here, early in this year, we're once again hearing...
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jim cramer joins us right now. jim, your take on mcdonald's? >> not as bad as people thought. there are a lot of companies reporting numbers, that's not that good. a lot of people saying, the comparison will get difficult. but the stock doesn't go down, because it's just relief rally. mcdonald's had a hard year last year. i can understand why people say, whew, that's not so bad. this stock underperformed last year, let's buy some. >> how about ibm? >> the level of confidence in that is incredible. they have the big $20 target for 2015. that's no longer going to be an issue. this is a company that is making a lot more money per sales than anyone else. 90% margins in software. really a fabulous conference call. >> tell me, what should i do? buy apple today? or sell apple today? >> just hold apple. 37% gross margins or less. the stock goes down a lot. >> does it go down a lot, jim? >> if they don't do 37% gross margins, they've got to do better than that. look, i think that this is an inexpensive stock. everybody's focused on it, yet there's so much money being made in google and
jim cramer joins us right now. jim, your take on mcdonald's? >> not as bad as people thought. there are a lot of companies reporting numbers, that's not that good. a lot of people saying, the comparison will get difficult. but the stock doesn't go down, because it's just relief rally. mcdonald's had a hard year last year. i can understand why people say, whew, that's not so bad. this stock underperformed last year, let's buy some. >> how about ibm? >> the level of confidence...
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no set prices, jim. you come in, it's a full panera experience, you pay for it, however you want, in a donation bin. the amazing thing, we served 1 million people in these cafes, 20% of consumers pay more. they pay so someone else can enjoy the panera experience. 60% leave the suggested donation and 20% leave less, significantly less. they're the ones who are in need. bottom line, we're able to elevate and provide an elevated experience for everyone with dignity. >> that's terrific. ron shaich, chairman, co-ceo, panera bread, the best performing restaurant stock of the year. thank you so much, ron. good to see you. >> thank you so much, jim, melissa and carl. >> revenue expectations, coach chairman has high expectations for the company. and had this to say in the earnings press release. over the last decade we've built coach into a leading international accessories company. we're now transforming coach into a global lifestyle brand. anchored in accessories. that brings us to this morning's squawk on the
no set prices, jim. you come in, it's a full panera experience, you pay for it, however you want, in a donation bin. the amazing thing, we served 1 million people in these cafes, 20% of consumers pay more. they pay so someone else can enjoy the panera experience. 60% leave the suggested donation and 20% leave less, significantly less. they're the ones who are in need. bottom line, we're able to elevate and provide an elevated experience for everyone with dignity. >> that's terrific. ron...
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let's get jim's "mad dash." speaking of the inauguration, some policy ideas in there. >> jefferies, remember, the president took aim at utilities, coal-fired utilities, and i found it chilling. i found it chilling, because these companies have spent fortunes trying to meet the demands of the epa. and it isn't enough, the president just saying, no. not enough yet. he wants to stop coal in this country. he just wants to wipe it out. because he thinks it's a terrible thing. >> a lot of people said it was packed with partisanship. bp. >> bp, talking about valuation. now, wait a second. wait a second. you have a trial that starts in a month. and how much money has this company had to -- this company has paid out billions. but it's not over. it's not over. they're going to get hammered again. maybe after they get hammered again you can buy it. but this thing is still in the crosshairs of government trying to make the budgets. justice department zapped them. doesn't matter. they will not let this one go. >> a good caut
let's get jim's "mad dash." speaking of the inauguration, some policy ideas in there. >> jefferies, remember, the president took aim at utilities, coal-fired utilities, and i found it chilling. i found it chilling, because these companies have spent fortunes trying to meet the demands of the epa. and it isn't enough, the president just saying, no. not enough yet. he wants to stop coal in this country. he just wants to wipe it out. because he thinks it's a terrible thing....
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i hope jim is right. let me just say. what concerns me is not so much that bullish sentiment as essentially doubled since november. it doesn't concern me as much that the freight train is leesk the station and investors have to jump on or they'll miss it. what concerns me is the sense of entitlement among investors and traders to the fed to support their bull market rally. that's great but the entitlement is very dangerous. that is a cop out investment strategy in this market. we need sentiment and fundamentals. we need them in check. curb your enthusiasm here. >> larry, do people really feel that entitlements, when you take a look at the diminishing returns in terms of how much the feds, you know, easy printing money, is actually helping stock markets recently don't you feel that kind of complacency is gone? >> no question, mandy. the fed has been the adult in the room. they've done everything they can to support this market and rally. i would say the fed can't act alone. we need the fundamentals to come along. and right
i hope jim is right. let me just say. what concerns me is not so much that bullish sentiment as essentially doubled since november. it doesn't concern me as much that the freight train is leesk the station and investors have to jump on or they'll miss it. what concerns me is the sense of entitlement among investors and traders to the fed to support their bull market rally. that's great but the entitlement is very dangerous. that is a cop out investment strategy in this market. we need sentiment...
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don luskin and jim le camp. jim, let me start with you. i know there's a correction out there someplace but i'm not here to look for that. i think the fundamentals are good. the economy ended the year better, the large and medium and small cap stocks, they're all doing better. europe is doing better, china is doing better, japan is doing better and i don't want to sound, you know, too boomy here but the fact is things have improved, have they not? >> they certainly have improved. there's a number of reasons for it. the economy is getting better. it's firing on more cylinders than it was. you can quibble as to whether it's four cylinders or five cylinders but the economy is doing better. more importantly, we're seeing a great asset allocation out of bounds into stocks. the fed has finally gotten what it wants, it's forcing more risk taking. pour more money into stocks and we're seeing individual pour more money into stocks. i like what seeing out of a lot of the metrics you mentioned, the transports and momentum stocks are breaking through
don luskin and jim le camp. jim, let me start with you. i know there's a correction out there someplace but i'm not here to look for that. i think the fundamentals are good. the economy ended the year better, the large and medium and small cap stocks, they're all doing better. europe is doing better, china is doing better, japan is doing better and i don't want to sound, you know, too boomy here but the fact is things have improved, have they not? >> they certainly have improved. there's...
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jim paulsen, and ing management doug cote. first andrew has your morning headlines. >> let's talk earnings news this morning. ford just earned 31 cents per share for the fourth quarter. that is six cents above estimates. revenues were also above street consensus. ford did increase its estimates for 2013 european losses but also says this year will mark the bottom for europe. and dow component pfizer reporting quarterly profit of 47 cents per share. that's exclouding certain items, three cents above estimates. pfizer's revenue also beating consensus, though, it was -- it was down from a year ago as it faces increasing competition from generic drugs. finally the latest assessment of the housing market still ahead today. the case shiller report, that's coming at 9:00, 9:00 eastern time, expected to show 5.5% increase in home prices for november, compared to a year earlier, so a lot of data that you want for the markets this morning. >> that's right. let's get a check on the markets. we've been watching those u.s. equity futures a
jim paulsen, and ing management doug cote. first andrew has your morning headlines. >> let's talk earnings news this morning. ford just earned 31 cents per share for the fourth quarter. that is six cents above estimates. revenues were also above street consensus. ford did increase its estimates for 2013 european losses but also says this year will mark the bottom for europe. and dow component pfizer reporting quarterly profit of 47 cents per share. that's exclouding certain items, three...
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. >> that's jim cantore. >> this is jim cantore, mr. weather man himself. he's got the whole thing, thank you. you did very well. >> thank you very much. so did you. >> he told me it was going to be very hard to make snow balls in this weather, right? >> i did. >> andrew -- >> too dry. >> andrew, we can't wait to see you back here. have a safe trip back. that does it for us. "squawk on the street" starts right now. >> appreciate it. >>> good friday morning. welcome to "squawk on the street." i'm melissa lee, with jim cramer and carl quintanilla and david faber. how are we poised to start the friday morning session. right at the open, the s&p 500 looking to add to five-year highs at this point. looking at about six points. as for europe, gdp figures in the uk nearing a triple-dip recession. capping off a big week for the nikkei, up almost 3% for the week. our road map this morning, dow taking aim at a new record high on track for the best january since 1997. the s&p also poised for its longest winning streak since november 5th, 2004, as it sits at five-year
. >> that's jim cantore. >> this is jim cantore, mr. weather man himself. he's got the whole thing, thank you. you did very well. >> thank you very much. so did you. >> he told me it was going to be very hard to make snow balls in this weather, right? >> i did. >> andrew -- >> too dry. >> andrew, we can't wait to see you back here. have a safe trip back. that does it for us. "squawk on the street" starts right now. >> appreciate...
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jim rokakis, a former county treasurer, showed us. >> we're looking at a neighborhood that has almost as many vacant houses awaiting demolition as there are houses with people living in them. we have one here. one here. one there. >> rokakis is leading the effort to tear down thousands of abandoned homes because they're rotting their neighborhoods from the inside out. it often starts, he told us, when a vacant house becomes an open house to thieves. it's a nice house from the roof to about here. and then down here, it's been ripped to pieces. what's going on? >> well, this is typical, because this is as high as they could reach without using ladders. they've ripped off the aluminum siding, which you'll see on most of these houses. the aluminum and the vinyl siding comes off. it's getting about a buck a pound. >> essentially, foreclosure scavengers have been through here. >> the thieves have gone high-tech. they know when evictions are occurring 'cause they're posted online. and they will follow the sheriff. they're usually there that afternoon or that evening. so in here, what you're
jim rokakis, a former county treasurer, showed us. >> we're looking at a neighborhood that has almost as many vacant houses awaiting demolition as there are houses with people living in them. we have one here. one here. one there. >> rokakis is leading the effort to tear down thousands of abandoned homes because they're rotting their neighborhoods from the inside out. it often starts, he told us, when a vacant house becomes an open house to thieves. it's a nice house from the roof...
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as jim said, that jobs number was good, and you have to crawl before you walk. and this looks like it is starting to crawl. this is two weeks in a row we got it. you look at the chart of gold, your support now is on the lows of today, that 1664 area, below that is 65. and i won't even mention anything on the upside until that 1696, 1700, that's where the real resistance is. >> range bound again. now you know how our guys are trading gold. how about you? do you think it will end lower or higher? log on now and vote in our poll. once there, watch our show today, because we have got jim grant, also doug kass, doug called apple's demise on tuesday. what does he see for apple now? tune in to find out 1:00 p.m. eastern time. >>> microsoft in the green. but we'll dig beneath the surfa surface. can you trust today's 40% move in netflix? herb greenberg joins the desk when "halftime" returns. >>> halfway through the trading day. next, we cover the day's bounces, the island reversals, the breakouts and breakdowns in pops and drops. s dumb money trades in the morning and th
as jim said, that jobs number was good, and you have to crawl before you walk. and this looks like it is starting to crawl. this is two weeks in a row we got it. you look at the chart of gold, your support now is on the lows of today, that 1664 area, below that is 65. and i won't even mention anything on the upside until that 1696, 1700, that's where the real resistance is. >> range bound again. now you know how our guys are trading gold. how about you? do you think it will end lower or...
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>> good morning, jim. as bob pointed out, the first of the two-day fed meeting, and even though basically the federal reserve is buying in the secondary market, boatload of treasuries. of course, we still look at the market and try to draw conclusions outside of the management of interest rates. two-day charts really go a long way in this regard. if you look at a five-year, two-day, you could clearly see that the big area to pay attention to is going to be 90 basis points. and if you see 90, most likely, 1% is going to be the key. with a ten-year, all about 2%. two-day chart clearly shows we briefly, really briefly touched above it yesterday. that's the magic area. and when you consider stops and all the anxiety of being long treasuries, you're probably looking, if you breach 2%, going to around 2.07, 2.10. the areas many of the fixed income traders are paying attention to. i don't often talk about the swiss franc, but go back to september of 2011, that is when the swiss tried to peg their xurns si to 120
>> good morning, jim. as bob pointed out, the first of the two-day fed meeting, and even though basically the federal reserve is buying in the secondary market, boatload of treasuries. of course, we still look at the market and try to draw conclusions outside of the management of interest rates. two-day charts really go a long way in this regard. if you look at a five-year, two-day, you could clearly see that the big area to pay attention to is going to be 90 basis points. and if you see...
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jim cramer called it yesterday. you see jobless claims looking at five-year lows whooil the markets are sitting at five-year highs. there is correlation in that 37 we have austin on to take a look at how those things are matching up and where he sees the job picture from here. >> stock market is one of the leading economic indicators. you just go into that number and it's -- what it is indicating or could be indicating at this point is, you know, better economics. >> yes. >> coming up, measuring consumer companies, we'll get the first word from procter & gamble on its results. and the epic battle over greek austerity measures, now a key socialist candidate is going on tour to boost its mimg. we'll talk to the top finance minister about their program. >> great, everybody made it. we all work remotely so this is a big deal, our first full team gathering! i wanted to call on a few people. ashley, ashley marshall... here. since we're often all on the move, ashley suggested we use fedex office to hold packages for us. gr
jim cramer called it yesterday. you see jobless claims looking at five-year lows whooil the markets are sitting at five-year highs. there is correlation in that 37 we have austin on to take a look at how those things are matching up and where he sees the job picture from here. >> stock market is one of the leading economic indicators. you just go into that number and it's -- what it is indicating or could be indicating at this point is, you know, better economics. >> yes. >>...
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jim cramer joins us now from the big board. jim, verizon. >> i don't know. look, people want to sell verizon on this, the miss or wireless. this is a bond equivalent, as your previous gues . yes, they're paying out a lot. but it's not going to go back to the 30s. i think it's fine. >> dupont. >> dupont, a margin which is a whitener, you can't put the toothpaste back in, as you mentioned, but it looks better. i liked ag margins. i'm surprised latin america so strong. i like the quarter very much. >> trailer? >> which one? >> travelers? >> oh, travelers. wow, look, when you get these horrible storms, they raise your premiums. this was an extraordinary quarter. this stock is going much higher. >> jim, i was surprised to see them this quarter. you know they're going to get the raised premiums, but it's already taking effects. is that why we're seeing the higher margins? >> the storm last year, they never screwed up on their balance sheet, putting through higher premiums, the margins are going up. what a remarkably well-run company. doesn't get enough credit. >>
jim cramer joins us now from the big board. jim, verizon. >> i don't know. look, people want to sell verizon on this, the miss or wireless. this is a bond equivalent, as your previous gues . yes, they're paying out a lot. but it's not going to go back to the 30s. i think it's fine. >> dupont. >> dupont, a margin which is a whitener, you can't put the toothpaste back in, as you mentioned, but it looks better. i liked ag margins. i'm surprised latin america so strong. i like the...
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jim, back to you. >> yeah, mary, that is interesting. i thought had the quarter was terrific too whirlpool off, flag one, tighter float and also ruling about dumping. yeah, stanley works i think should end up -- stanley, black and belle decker deserves to be higher. the latest energy go to sharon epperson at the nymex. >> traders are here trying to figure out how much the snag on the sea way pipeline is going to cause disruptions in the oil markets. we told you yesterday about the sea way pipeline, recently expanded pipeline that as of two weeks ago, had expanded to 400,000 barrels per day, taking crude from curbing, oklahoma, to the texas coast. yesterday, enterprise and embridge, the two companies that on the sea way pipeline, said that the deliveries at the key delivery point along the texas coast had reached a maximum capacity and they had to be reduced to 175,000 barrels per day. this came as quite a surprise to the oil markets. we saw the worst decline in wti prices in a month, the percentage decline and also saw the spread between
jim, back to you. >> yeah, mary, that is interesting. i thought had the quarter was terrific too whirlpool off, flag one, tighter float and also ruling about dumping. yeah, stanley works i think should end up -- stanley, black and belle decker deserves to be higher. the latest energy go to sharon epperson at the nymex. >> traders are here trying to figure out how much the snag on the sea way pipeline is going to cause disruptions in the oil markets. we told you yesterday about the...
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jim your-you've got the numbers for us? >> no, i don't have the numbers. i'll give you the market reaction. >> honestly? >> all right we're going to put them up at the bottom of the screen. that's going well, so we don't have -- we don't have rick santelliish- >> i thought rick was going to give the numbers. >> rick santelli would normally give the numbers. >> wow. 330. >> 330 is initial jobless claims. >> that's huge. >> yeah, that's a good number. okay and this is interesting, in that over the last -- >> that's amazing. >> we've had several different numbers that weren't that good. so this is a big thing. but, the question we have to ask your offs is, the chairman said he wants to see substantial gains in the labor market before they're going to take the foot off the pedal. so this isn't enough to bring us there yet. but this is not a bad numbers. now you take into affect in asia we have stock market tailwinds, the fact they're devaluing the yen and china is providing stimulus, and at a decent pmi so this is not bad. the chart is not giving us any reason
jim your-you've got the numbers for us? >> no, i don't have the numbers. i'll give you the market reaction. >> honestly? >> all right we're going to put them up at the bottom of the screen. that's going well, so we don't have -- we don't have rick santelliish- >> i thought rick was going to give the numbers. >> rick santelli would normally give the numbers. >> wow. 330. >> 330 is initial jobless claims. >> that's huge. >> yeah, that's a good...
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jim maceda joining us from tel av aviv. thank you very much. >>> the house of representatives is set to vote today on a measure to extend the u.s. debt ceiling for nearly four months. that bill is expected to get almost unanimous support from the republican caucus, meaning it will pass. democrats would prefer a longer term solution. senate majority leader harry reid has expressed support for the house bill. the white house says president obama won't stand in the way of it becoming law. ross? >> yeah. >>> we've been asking as a result here in davos how well u.s. lawmakers' persistent failure to come up with a permanent solution impact the u.s. economy. this is some of these views. >> the lack of decisions in the u.s., kicking the can down the road will be a drag. i think it will be a slower start in the united states as a result generally. >> actually very concerned because the issue is demography, medicare. it's not -- everybody focuses on the cost of running the state. about 15% to 20%. but in the short term, i think actua
jim maceda joining us from tel av aviv. thank you very much. >>> the house of representatives is set to vote today on a measure to extend the u.s. debt ceiling for nearly four months. that bill is expected to get almost unanimous support from the republican caucus, meaning it will pass. democrats would prefer a longer term solution. senate majority leader harry reid has expressed support for the house bill. the white house says president obama won't stand in the way of it becoming law....
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i was driving home and heard jim and i say that. we go way back to when this was a controversial company. the company put a poison pill in place, they have broad plans for huge -- 76% store growth or thereabouts between here and 2017. that makes it a store growth story. everybody who knows me knows i don't like to hear projections put out to 2017 because so much can happen from here to there. the most important part of this story, i wish i could sit down with krispy kreme management and i should, how will they avoid this over expansion issue they had before, when what was so special became so prevalent. >> like when they expanded to australia. >> it's different management now. it will be a great story to follow going forward. >> i believe that is an invitation, wouldn't you say? krispy kreme management f you're watching, come on and we'll have a chat. chipmaker amd also very much in the news today because it's another story tied to the slowing pc industry. we've been talking about dell, and there are now reports saying they lihired
i was driving home and heard jim and i say that. we go way back to when this was a controversial company. the company put a poison pill in place, they have broad plans for huge -- 76% store growth or thereabouts between here and 2017. that makes it a store growth story. everybody who knows me knows i don't like to hear projections put out to 2017 because so much can happen from here to there. the most important part of this story, i wish i could sit down with krispy kreme management and i...
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. >> jim owens is the c.e.o. of caterpillar. he worries that "buy american" will end up costing more jobs than it will protect. most of these are exported. >> yes, this is a 777 truck. in our mining truck line, this is one of the smaller trucks. this is a 100-ton truck. >> this is one of the smaller trucks. let me just show everybody the scale here. this is one of the smaller trucks. how much of your product is sold in the united states versus the rest of the world? >> if you got right down to new machine and new engine sales, it's roughly 75-25. >> 75 outside the country. >> yes. >> caterpillar made $16 billion last year by selling its heavy excavators and dump trucks overseas. because of the worldwide recession, caterpillar announced 22,000 layoffs. it's another company desperate for the infrastructure portion of the stimulus package. but it's also counting on other stimulus packages in china, south america, and europe... that is, unless they retaliate. >> if we have a "buy america" clause, other countries are going to have a
. >> jim owens is the c.e.o. of caterpillar. he worries that "buy american" will end up costing more jobs than it will protect. most of these are exported. >> yes, this is a 777 truck. in our mining truck line, this is one of the smaller trucks. this is a 100-ton truck. >> this is one of the smaller trucks. let me just show everybody the scale here. this is one of the smaller trucks. how much of your product is sold in the united states versus the rest of the world?...
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what bernanke thinks is relative, he'll keep this a liquid environment for the foreseeable future. >> jim bianco, earnings matter. steve's liked to the earnings so far calling them robust. you're not so impressed though, are you? >> no. we've got 3% earnings growth maybe for the fourth quarter. estimates are for the fourth quarter on a year over year basis of something like 2%. 70% of companies have beaten estimates, the average since the end of the great recession in 2009. it's 72%. revenues are growing at around 3%. that's -- these are not great numbers. 5%, 6%. >> why is the market going higher then? >> what the other guests have said. money-printing. the fed, the bank of japan. you know, back in july when draghi said whatever it takes, they were the loosest central bank and now they are the tightest central bank and everybody has moved out of them even though they haven't changed anything. money-printing matters. you're right. once you get past it. i don't see anything in earnings or revenues. >> what does that mean you do right now? what do you do? you buy stocks or don't you? >> buy
what bernanke thinks is relative, he'll keep this a liquid environment for the foreseeable future. >> jim bianco, earnings matter. steve's liked to the earnings so far calling them robust. you're not so impressed though, are you? >> no. we've got 3% earnings growth maybe for the fourth quarter. estimates are for the fourth quarter on a year over year basis of something like 2%. 70% of companies have beaten estimates, the average since the end of the great recession in 2009. it's...
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jim ross runs that business. he joins us now along with our own bob pisani who has been covering the etf business from day one. jim, tell us about investors what. are you seeing in terms of flow right now? is this an institutional business, or are individuals going for the etfs? >> great thick about the etf product individuals use it the same way as institutions do. institutions use it for hedging intraday and some of the more active trading that you see. retail investors, use etf to get broad diversification and narrow diversification into narrow sectors and industries. >> how much so much money has moved into etfs this year? it's been huge for the last couple of years, but 2013 what, a powerful move. >> 2013 -- 2012 was a fantastic year. i'm hope 2013 is as good if not better. >> the beginning of the year looks like it. >> really strong. really, investors have seen the benefit of using etfs to build portfolios and helping them diversify across a spectrum of different asset classes for their own risk focus. been
jim ross runs that business. he joins us now along with our own bob pisani who has been covering the etf business from day one. jim, tell us about investors what. are you seeing in terms of flow right now? is this an institutional business, or are individuals going for the etfs? >> great thick about the etf product individuals use it the same way as institutions do. institutions use it for hedging intraday and some of the more active trading that you see. retail investors, use etf to get...
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jim and david join us right now from the new york stock exchange. jim, what do you think? there's been so many questions asked about whether this rally can continue. how are you feeling today? >> something like caterpillar says, listen, not only can it continue, when caterpillar came out, i had my spread sheet about what they could do, i was very ace di pointed. it didn't matter, it frankly didn't matter. it is a little upbeat. but what's really going on here is a belief that 2013 is going to be much, not some, much better than 2012. i've got to tell you what if they had actually done the numbers and raised guidance? i think it's very bullish. >> david, we've also been watching this morning about exxon mobil being back as the world's most valuable company after the trading action on friday pushed apple below it. >> i like it, david. the world seems to make more sense to me when exxon is worth more than apple. >> they've held that position for a lot longer than apple. >> they've got a pretty good business, exxon. they seem to do a lot of things. >> if you want to own a pro
jim and david join us right now from the new york stock exchange. jim, what do you think? there's been so many questions asked about whether this rally can continue. how are you feeling today? >> something like caterpillar says, listen, not only can it continue, when caterpillar came out, i had my spread sheet about what they could do, i was very ace di pointed. it didn't matter, it frankly didn't matter. it is a little upbeat. but what's really going on here is a belief that 2013 is...
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krispy kreme doughnuts are rising following positive comments from jim cramer on "mad money" friday night. >>> arena pharmaceutical falling after european regulators issued a list of concerns with its weight loss drug. >>> and at&t agreeing to acquire atlantic tele network's retail operations in the u.s. for about $80 million. when we continue, phil mickelson is apologizing for his tirade on high income taxes, in which he said he would make drastic changes in lieu of paying 62% of his income to the government. was his math correct? we'll add it up for you when we come back. i have a cold, and i took nyquil, but i'm still stubbed up. [ male announcer ] truth is, nyquil doesn't unstuff your nose. what? [ male announcer ] alka-seltzer plus liquid gels speeds relief to your worst cold symptoms plus has a decongestant for your stuffy nose. thanks. that's the cold truth! >>> coming up on "street signs" what is happening with boeing? we'll dig in on the latest of that story. and what is on your shopping list? we'll ask herb greenberg and rocky, and golfer phil mickelson is not happy. he might re
krispy kreme doughnuts are rising following positive comments from jim cramer on "mad money" friday night. >>> arena pharmaceutical falling after european regulators issued a list of concerns with its weight loss drug. >>> and at&t agreeing to acquire atlantic tele network's retail operations in the u.s. for about $80 million. when we continue, phil mickelson is apologizing for his tirade on high income taxes, in which he said he would make drastic changes in...
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i'm jim cramer. see you tomorrow. >>> dow gained 67 points today. by the way, the transport index, all time high. we must ask, does the latest bad news out of apple's earnings today change anything? . . and then there's this, hillary clinton has an emotional -- >> it's personal. i stood next to president obama as the marines carried those flag-draped caskets off the plane at andrews. . . i put my arms around the mothers and fathers. did we really learn anything new about the death of four brave americans? that's what continues to trouble me. the "kudlow report" begins right now. >>> all right, inside this bullish stock market, two major earnings reports after the bell tonight. first, netflix hugely surprised on the upside sending the stock soaring. and then apple profits beat, but revenues came in light and so did guidance leading to a 10% or $52 drop in the stock. wow. the extended stock market rally continued today. take a look at the gains on the major averages year-to-date. dow up 5.2% already. s&p up 4.8%. i have to believe this massive 16-mont
i'm jim cramer. see you tomorrow. >>> dow gained 67 points today. by the way, the transport index, all time high. we must ask, does the latest bad news out of apple's earnings today change anything? . . and then there's this, hillary clinton has an emotional -- >> it's personal. i stood next to president obama as the marines carried those flag-draped caskets off the plane at andrews. . . i put my arms around the mothers and fathers. did we really learn anything new about the...
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i was also intrigued with mccormic company this is a favorite of jim cramer. now this pension thing really seemed to catch investors and analyst off guard and even though it is a one time thing you can see from the stock how much investors were kind of surprised by this. then stanley black and decker. while up 2%, organic growth, the company made it clear it has to do a better job driving that organic growth. acquisitions will only take you so far. and finally, brian, this one is for you. lockheed martin said something i've not heard a company say before. now that the fiscal cliff is solved, somewhat, it is now moved on to worry about the budget deficit. noting that it faces the quote uncertainty of sequestering. my guess is they may be the first company to say that and they will not be the last. back to you. >> up next on "street signs" -- >> all right, herb. you know what, buddy. with these ears, i will say something i've never said in my life. i can't hear you. i would like to engage, but i can't. now we will go to a quick break. again, waiting on the presi
i was also intrigued with mccormic company this is a favorite of jim cramer. now this pension thing really seemed to catch investors and analyst off guard and even though it is a one time thing you can see from the stock how much investors were kind of surprised by this. then stanley black and decker. while up 2%, organic growth, the company made it clear it has to do a better job driving that organic growth. acquisitions will only take you so far. and finally, brian, this one is for you....
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i'm jim cramer and i will see you tomorrow. >>> good evening. i'm larry kudlow. this is the kudlow report. you know we learned today in this solid bull market apple doesn't run the market. even with its crash the dow managed to rise and the s&p 500 was flat. this by itself was very bullish and is part of our still bullish theme here. there was drama in washington, d.c. also, senator diane feinstein declares a goal to dry up the supply of weapons over time. she wants to immediately ban 150 types. she may as well ban the second amendment while she's at it because this is an outrageous over the top stuff. i don't believe it. i'm kudlow. this is the kudlow report and we begin right now. >> first up, old time market highs in sight. the dow iing closer to the 14,000 market. s&p 500 also closing ever so slightly in the green to secure its first seven day winning streak since october 2006. apple took a major bite out of today's market rally. it drops 63 bucks or roughly 12% but it didn't derail the whole market or that unappreciated bull trend that want continues to get
i'm jim cramer and i will see you tomorrow. >>> good evening. i'm larry kudlow. this is the kudlow report. you know we learned today in this solid bull market apple doesn't run the market. even with its crash the dow managed to rise and the s&p 500 was flat. this by itself was very bullish and is part of our still bullish theme here. there was drama in washington, d.c. also, senator diane feinstein declares a goal to dry up the supply of weapons over time. she wants to immediately...
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this is something jim cramer did. >> about margins. >> when i put that out there, some people said it's a small amount. what's the m.o. on wall street? every basis point counts. for verizon even a little bit on one side is a big -- >> it benefits verizon. >> herb, thanks as always. provocative comment on the call. >>> colin gillis will join us and react to all this. we obviously want to talk about google's earnings after the bell today. we can look ahead to apple tomorrow. what's your reaction today? >> you know, we keep trying to drive home the point that apple is going to continue to have some success at the high end. they have a loyal customer base, but they have a difficult time getting scale. look at the verizon numbers that came out today. indicated about 1 million iphones were sold more than we were expecting that's a good number. the stock is down on that. so if you are a carrier, you're going to want to reduce that subsidy whenever possible. >> yeah. well, obviously, but the point is is customers aren't ready for them to do that. you're not going to pay $700 for an iphone. >> i
this is something jim cramer did. >> about margins. >> when i put that out there, some people said it's a small amount. what's the m.o. on wall street? every basis point counts. for verizon even a little bit on one side is a big -- >> it benefits verizon. >> herb, thanks as always. provocative comment on the call. >>> colin gillis will join us and react to all this. we obviously want to talk about google's earnings after the bell today. we can look ahead to...
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our friend, jim cramer, said you need to do an hour's worth of research for every stock you own. that sounds like sound advice. >> i have an analyst, thank god. i need smart people. >> that's what we all need. >> let's go to bertha coombs who does her homework everyday. >> definitely outsource research in terms of investing. >>> as far as transports, another day, another high. swift transportation, trucking company, posting earnings that topped on both the bottom line and the top line. the company has been looking -- earning 38 sent, street was looking for 26 cents. they say the metrics look good. still having trouble retaining truck drivers but doing better than average. if you are looking for a job, train to be a truck driver right now. >> there you go. and train to get into the stock. it is up 26% if you get the job. >> other big headlines to tell but as well. itt educational services reporting a quarterly loss as it signed up fewer students this time around. >>> rimm is higher after bloomberg report citing cfo saying his company could be interested in a rimm bend. >>> nokia,
our friend, jim cramer, said you need to do an hour's worth of research for every stock you own. that sounds like sound advice. >> i have an analyst, thank god. i need smart people. >> that's what we all need. >> let's go to bertha coombs who does her homework everyday. >> definitely outsource research in terms of investing. >>> as far as transports, another day, another high. swift transportation, trucking company, posting earnings that topped on both the...
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you look at jim chanos is early on in enron. unfortunately it's not the regulators who aren't the first to identify fraud. it's an investor spending the time digging into it and has the resources to do the research requir required. we spent 18 months on herbalife studying the company. you know, even if you're a regulator you can't devote your team's resources to one investment idea. we put an enormous amount of resources and we shared what we learned with the public. >> are you and loeb friends, enemi enemies, frenemies? what's the deal? >> i don't know. i have had a relationship with dan largely through the business. over time we have gotten along reasonably well. that's how i would characterize it. i wouldn't say we are particularly close friends, but someone i knew in the business. >> are you disappointed in the role he's taken with herbalife? he called your accusations preposterous and said the company is well managed. you guys couldn't be on more opposite sides of the argument as it pertains to herbalife. >> it's a well man
you look at jim chanos is early on in enron. unfortunately it's not the regulators who aren't the first to identify fraud. it's an investor spending the time digging into it and has the resources to do the research requir required. we spent 18 months on herbalife studying the company. you know, even if you're a regulator you can't devote your team's resources to one investment idea. we put an enormous amount of resources and we shared what we learned with the public. >> are you and loeb...
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i'm jim cramer and i will see you tomorrow. >>> good evening, everyone, i'm larry kudlow, this is the "kudlow report." how about this, folks? bipartisanship is still alive in the senate. a group of eight proposed immigration reform that will document 11 million illegals, it'll open the door to more bra brainiacs and provide border security all at the same time. i rather like it. let's build on it. can it pass the house? or will president obama step all over it in his speech tomorrow? now, get ready, folks, a pro-growth budget cutting across the board sequester spending cut is coming in nine days. don't listen to the big government spenders. we need budget cuts to grow the economy, shrink government and create confidence that we are not greece. and, oh, heck, my friend steve kroft lobbed a bunch of softballs at president obama and hillary clinton in his "60 minutes" interview last night. and you know what, folks, we still do not know what happened on that tragic, awful night in benghazi when four people were killed. the administration spun two separate stories, we still don't know the
i'm jim cramer and i will see you tomorrow. >>> good evening, everyone, i'm larry kudlow, this is the "kudlow report." how about this, folks? bipartisanship is still alive in the senate. a group of eight proposed immigration reform that will document 11 million illegals, it'll open the door to more bra brainiacs and provide border security all at the same time. i rather like it. let's build on it. can it pass the house? or will president obama step all over it in his speech...
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big brother john or baby brother jim? ♪ aww man. [ male announcer ] returns are easy with free pickup from the u.s. postal service. we'll even drop off boxes if you need them. visit usps.com pay, print, and have it picked up for free. any time of year. ♪ nice sweater. thank you. ♪ we don't let frequent heartburn come between us and what we love. so if you're one of them people who gets heartburn and then treats day after day... block the acid with prilosec otc and don't get heartburn in the first place! [ male announcer ] one pill each morning. 24 hours. zero heartburn. one named coach harbaugh will win the super bowl. another will lose it. that's because something that has never happened before is about to. cnn's brian todd explains. >> reporter: they have tried todownplay the family angle, but it's virtually impossible. >> i don't think you ever put your family aside, you know, but well, yeah, the priorities. yeah, we have jobs to do. all of us have a job to do. jim has a job to do, all his coaches, all our coache
big brother john or baby brother jim? ♪ aww man. [ male announcer ] returns are easy with free pickup from the u.s. postal service. we'll even drop off boxes if you need them. visit usps.com pay, print, and have it picked up for free. any time of year. ♪ nice sweater. thank you. ♪ we don't let frequent heartburn come between us and what we love. so if you're one of them people who gets heartburn and then treats day after day... block the acid with prilosec otc and don't get heartburn in...
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jim has a job to do. all of his coaches and our coaches and players and everyone is focused on doing their job. >> reporter: he is talking about the fact that he and jim are the first ever to be head coaches against each other in a super bowl. inundated with the story, sick of it already, the family still managed to have some fun when john snuck on to a conference call his parents were having with reporters in recent days posing just as a caller from baltimore. >> is it true that both of you like jim better than john? >> is that john harbaugh? >> hey, john -- >> that was mean, john. i was ready to answer that question. >> mom was ready to come through the phone. i'm so happy joany recognized your voice. >> the sister recognizing the voice just in time. the parents vow to remain neutral on super sunday out of fairness but also knowing what their boys are made of. >> how sickly competitive are these guys? >> a fire stoked while their father, jack, spent 43 years as a high school and college football coach.
jim has a job to do. all of his coaches and our coaches and players and everyone is focused on doing their job. >> reporter: he is talking about the fact that he and jim are the first ever to be head coaches against each other in a super bowl. inundated with the story, sick of it already, the family still managed to have some fun when john snuck on to a conference call his parents were having with reporters in recent days posing just as a caller from baltimore. >> is it true that...
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jim and john harbaugh, ultracompetitive, even ruthless. how will they face off against each other on football's biggest stage? what about their parents? will they take a side? brian todd has the report. >> reporter: they have tried to downplay the family angle. but it's virtually impossible. >> you never put your family aside, joe, you know, but, well, yeah, priorities -- we have a job to do. all of us have a job to do. all of his coaches, our coaches, players, everybody focused on doing a job. >> john harbaugh talking about the fact that he and jim are the first brothers to ever become coaches against each other in a super bowl. inundated with the story, sick of it already, the family still managed to have some fun when john snuck on a conference call his parents having with reporters in recent days, posting as a caller from baltimore. >> is it true that both of you like jim better than john? >> i do not -- >> john, how are you? >> is that john harbaugh? >> that was me, john. >> hey, john -- mom was ready to come right through this phone.
jim and john harbaugh, ultracompetitive, even ruthless. how will they face off against each other on football's biggest stage? what about their parents? will they take a side? brian todd has the report. >> reporter: they have tried to downplay the family angle. but it's virtually impossible. >> you never put your family aside, joe, you know, but, well, yeah, priorities -- we have a job to do. all of us have a job to do. all of his coaches, our coaches, players, everybody focused on...
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john's baltimore ravens against jim's 49ers. inundated with the story, sick of it already, they were still able to have fun. >> is it true that both of you like jim better than john? >> john. >> what's up, john? >> is that john harbaugh. >> hey, john. >> mom was ready to come right through this phone. i'm so happy that joanie recognized your voice. >> sister joanie recognizing the voice just in time. vowing to appear neutral on super bowl sunday out of fairness and knowing what their boys are made of. >> how sickly competitive are these boys? if they were both in the donner party, i don't know who would survive. their father jack, 43 years as a high school and college football coach. instant sports legends. there is a prov ocative side. once when their dad was coaching western kentucky university, the program ran out of money. jim, then a star nfl quarterback and john, an assistant at the university of cincinnati, volunteered to help the program for free. they turned it around and nine years later, the school won a division i-a
john's baltimore ravens against jim's 49ers. inundated with the story, sick of it already, they were still able to have fun. >> is it true that both of you like jim better than john? >> john. >> what's up, john? >> is that john harbaugh. >> hey, john. >> mom was ready to come right through this phone. i'm so happy that joanie recognized your voice. >> sister joanie recognizing the voice just in time. vowing to appear neutral on super bowl sunday out of...
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it's really cool, jim. they watch over the dead. >> falcons, to watch over the dead, and a map mark with dots. it was the information keene thought would surely lead to the exact location of tricia's body. >> and that moment did you think, this is my ticket to freedom? >> i did. because i thought this is it. i've got solid confessions out of him. we know specific details. we know how he's done it now. >> keene believed he had his answer. he'd soon be free. that he was done forever with larry hall. so that night, at lockdown, keene decided to tell hall what he really thought. >> i told him he was a [bleep]ing sicko. that he was insane. you're one of the most despicable forms of human life on this planet. at that point he slid away from me and he was terrified all of a sudden and he says, beaumont sent you, didn't he? beaumont sent you, didn't he? >> keene had blown his cover. and his outburst landed him in solitary confinement. >> it took some time before we found out they put jimmy in the hole so he was not
it's really cool, jim. they watch over the dead. >> falcons, to watch over the dead, and a map mark with dots. it was the information keene thought would surely lead to the exact location of tricia's body. >> and that moment did you think, this is my ticket to freedom? >> i did. because i thought this is it. i've got solid confessions out of him. we know specific details. we know how he's done it now. >> keene believed he had his answer. he'd soon be free. that he was...
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jim comes from a state where guns are a huge issue. the truth is that it's been part of the american culture and tradition for a long time. particularly in rural areas. hunting, gun ownership, parents passing the tradition of hunting down. >> yep. >> to children. that's been part of our culture. on the other hand, we have in some of our communities real problems with violence and in chicago where i come from, we have had a terrible time with youth violence and gun violence. and we have to find a way to reconcile those things but one thing that gives me hope is that i see 90% -- 85%, 95% of americans saying yes to universal background checks for anyone buying a gun. that's an enormous step forward and i don't think the nra can defeat that. i think there's such a consensus among the american people for that. 65% of americans think we should limit the size of the magazines to a reasonable number of rounds so that we don't have situation where is people can open fire on a crowd and not have to reload. so they can't be subdued. so there are
jim comes from a state where guns are a huge issue. the truth is that it's been part of the american culture and tradition for a long time. particularly in rural areas. hunting, gun ownership, parents passing the tradition of hunting down. >> yep. >> to children. that's been part of our culture. on the other hand, we have in some of our communities real problems with violence and in chicago where i come from, we have had a terrible time with youth violence and gun violence. and we...